Hi Pete,
On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 08:13:18PM -0500, Pete Willemsen wrote:
> Thanks for the reply and suggestion! Your method did work for placing the
> header files in a directory of their own inside the installed include
> directory. I used "pkginclude_HEADERS" inside my PackageName sub-directory
> that holds my header files, and used SUBDIRS to get to that directory.
>
> However, the name of the directory it created in the installed "include"
> directory is based on the package name (as defined in the configure.in
> file) and not on the directory from where the headers came from.
See the "pkgincludedir" suggestion below.
> I guess I can try extending the installation routines using something like
> install-data-local, or install-exec-local to get what I'm trying to do. I
> was just hoping there was some way to preserve the directory structure of
> the header files to make things a little less complicated.
There may be an easier to achieve what you want. How about the
following:
pkgincludedir = $(prefix)/include/PackageName
pkginclude_HEADERS = \
File1.h \
... \
FileN.h
HTH,
-Ossama
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